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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
M Poniand of 281 King St West Winnepeg declares Tanlac cured his three and a half years of stomach trouble and disordered kidneys. He says he now eats sleeps and works better than in years and that the improvement felt is the best in his life. Tanlac is sold by all road druggists.
In 1921 Canada saw 64,562 more automobiles, totaling 487,496. Ontario added about 34,000 and Quebec over 15,000. Saskatchewan tops provinces with one car per fourteen residents.
Araress of world events including Canada cutting armed forces and U S arms export limits to China. Chinese ranch partners win a judgment in British Columbia Court of Appeal. Manitoba farmers push freight-rate cuts. Eleven girls hurt in a Tipton powder cartridge blast. Major Sidney Cotton completes an air flight to Labrador coast ending near Battle Harbor in a blizzard.
Mrs John Shuler of 229 Clarence reports that after taking one bottle of the Fava prescription her weak condition improved from fever and days of weakness. The tonic is described as beneficial and strengthening.
A newspaper item promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women entering middle age or facing health issues. It cites Mrs. MM. Taylor of Hill Street in London Ontario and urges readers to obtain the medicine from local druggists or contact the Buffalo New York lab for medical guidance or to purchase tablets.
Reports claim influenza leaves lingering weakness and anaemia. A testimonial from Edward J. McGuire of Pembroke Ontario credits Drew Williams' Pink Pills with restoring strength after severe influenza and anaemia, noting improved health after months of treatment. Pills sold for 50 cents a box or five for $2.50 by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
Federal labor minister James Murdock answers charges in a Hamilton trades and labor dispute. He asks the council to distrust Toronto reports about his stance on public work and favors internal and external use of railway and insurance measures. The item shifts to advertisements and period commentary on household remedy claims and a stylistic note on art in service.
The report notes during wartime the United States saw 48,000 soldiers die abroad while auto fatalities surged at home, with about 1,000 people killed by automobiles and roughly 23,000 of them children, according to New York Herald figures.
A fragment describes Diamond dyes and faded fabrics with mention of a Grey Friars monastery offered for sale by a realty firm. The monastery, a Fram stronghold, is noted as being built in the 1st century or earlier, with unclear dating.
The article describes convenient summer pyjamas in pink pougette bound with white batiste. The coat slips over the head and ties below the waist with self colored material. Easy to launder and adaptable to washable fabrics.
Manitoba dairy production in 1921 totals about $1 in value with creamery output near 550 thousand pounds and cheese around 9.9 million pounds. Butter shipments rise to markets in Toronto and Britain while some dairy products reach New York and other destinations.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a guaranteed remedy to cleanse the bowels of sick children and prevent future illness. It urges mothers to demand genuine California Fig Syrup with dosing directions on the bottle and warns against imitators. The promo also references Minard's Liniment and odd historical notes about Ireland in 1864.
Newspaper ad hints at exclusive information on a torpedoed vessel containing bullion. A salvage engineer cites Admiralty efforts and vast sunken treasure potential, while earthquakes reveal submersed peaks. The item ends with unrelated health and product mentions from York and global regions.
Western Canadian farmers expect about 20 million dollars more in wealth as wheat prices rise worldwide from the recent slump. About 7 million bushels of wheat remain with farmers to sell, and the higher prices could aid those who have not disposed of their crop. Some say the advance may improve general business through 1921. A separate ad promotes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a treatment bringing relief from asthma symptoms.
A Hornell reader reports health improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes better energy and ability to work, urging others to trial the remedy and share its benefits in the community.
Read as: Pheamiest iueri ume world is probably Data Paglima DIL Diki ged ST weighing 23 pounds and standing inches high. The text identifies him as the absolute chief of Ubiam Island in the Southern Philippines.
An ad style line promotes a cathartic laxative claimed to ease bowels amid headache biliousness colds and indigestion. It emphasizes gentle cleansing and quick comfort without explicit medical claims.
Carl Radek and Leonid Krossin travel to Moscow carrying proposals from France Great Britain and Germany for Russia. The officials assess offers and the balance of potential Russian gold, with German terms viewed as more favorable though conditions vary.
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